I have to admit that I have never read any Tanith Lee, unless I read any of her short stories in the anthologies I read when much younger. Anyway, I've never read any of her novels. A lot of my friends are great fans of her work, but I'm reluctant to read her now for fear of a similar response to yours.
It's certainly allowable to think whatever you think.
It may be a reasonable kindness to those who grieve to hold off on detailed public analysis of what was wrong with the book for a week or so after the author's death. I wouldn't say this applies in the case of people who've directly caused real world damage.
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It may be a reasonable kindness to those who grieve to hold off on detailed public analysis of what was wrong with the book for a week or so after the author's death. I wouldn't say this applies in the case of people who've directly caused real world damage.